Local resources

•  The Ticket-Granting Ticket
•  Kerberos Realms
•  The Kerberos Database
•  Kerberos Tickets
•  Network Services and Their Client Programs
•  How Kerberos Works
•  Kerberos was created by MIT
•  The Internet is an insecure place.
•  Kerberos
•  Application configuration
•  The default configuration file
•  How to set configuration options
•  Kerberos mechanisms
•  Shared secrets mechanisms
•  write your own
•  sasldb
•  pam
•  kerberos_v4
•  shadow
•  passwd
•  The PLAIN mechanism and sasl_checkpass() call
•  How SASL works
•  Realms
•  Linux Authentication Systems
•  Authentication and authorization identifiers
•  What SASL is
•  SASL
•  What about X.500?
•  How does LDAP work?
•  How is the information protected from unauthorized access?
•  How is the information accessed?
•  How is the information referenced?
•  How is the information arranged?
•  Linux Authentication Systems
•  Bibliography
•  What kind of information can be stored in the directory?
•  Heimdal
•  What is LDAP?
•  Why Use SSH?
•  What is a directory service?
•  What is SSH?
•  LDAP
•  SSH
•  Basic PAM modules
•  The nsswitch.conf File
•  Example configuration file entries
•  NIS+, keylogin, login and PAM
•  PAM Pluggable Authentication Modules
•  NIS+ Requirements
•  How User Information is Stored on Your System
•  Contents
•  PAM
•  Shadow Passwords with NIS
•  The nsswitch.conf File
•  NIS Maps
•  ypbind
•  ypserv
•  The RPC Portmapper
•  NIS Requirements
•  What are some terminology differences between NIS and NIS+?
•  How NIS+ works
•  How NIS works
•  What are NIS and NIS+?
•  NIS NIS+
•  Definitions
•  The User/Kerberos Interaction
•  The Keytab File
•  Network Services and the Master Database